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	'''1740''' - '''''The Industrial Era.''''' [[Harper and Lockett Electric]] become the first of many new industrial companies to go public and revolutionize energy. When the stock markets first open, Charles Harper, CEO of H&L Electric, becomes a millionaire overnight. Many follow in his steps and attempt to establish a foothold in a new economic and industrial world. H&L Electric begin building electrical grids		'''1740''' - '''''The Industrial Era.''''' [[Harper and Lockett Electric]] become the first of many new industrial companies to go public and revolutionize energy. When the stock markets first open, Charles Harper, CEO of H&L Electric, becomes a millionaire overnight. Many follow in his steps and attempt to establish a foothold in a new economic and industrial world. H&L Electric begin building electrical grids

	'''~~1745-1747~~''' - '''''The ~~Merchant Conflict~~.''''' ~~Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Alliance passenger ship, is sunk by Assembly ships killing 1,193 of~~ the 1,~~960 aboard. The Alliance responds by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging~~ to ~~the Assembly~~. ~~The Merchant Conflict~~ begins~~, though neither side formally declares war until 1746~~. ~~Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe~~ of ~~blood across a territorial divide called~~ the ~~''101st Parallel'' where much~~ of ~~the fighting takes place~~.		'''1743''' - '''''The Spellplague.''''' A strange phenomenon sweeps the realm, as hundreds report losing their attunement to magic. This number begins to gradually climb as renowned archmages and simple smiths either slowly lose their magical powers or lose them suddenly. Temples are flooded with prayer and hospitals deal with staggering numbers of magical relapses. Temples cite Charles’s speech as reason for punishment from the Gods. Some say it was the result of an elaborate curse. Some scholars theorize that Charles’s prediction about magic being finite is finally coming true.

	'''1747''' - '''''No Gods, No Kings.''''' Charles Harper, founder and CEO of H&L Electric, delivers his infamous speech at the Prydwen Gala. There, Charles points out injustices of the nobility and religious temples, challenging them and demanding the working class to rise up. This creates a permanent political divide between those loyal to the nobility (Loyalists), those loyal to the industrial establishment (Industrialists), and those between or undecided (Centralists). The divide incites violence between the parties and the streets become armed battlegrounds for some.

	'''1752''' - '''''The ~~Spellplague~~.''''' ~~A strange phenomenon sweeps~~ the ~~realm~~, ~~as hundreds report losing their attunement~~ to ~~magic~~. ~~This number~~ begins ~~to gradually climb as renowned archmages and simple smiths either slowly lose their magical powers or lose them suddenly~~. ~~Temples are flooded with prayer and hospitals deal with staggering numbers~~ of ~~magical relapses. Temples cite Charles’s speech as reason for punishment from~~ the ~~Gods. Some say it was~~ the ~~result of an elaborate curse. Some scholars theorize that Charles’s prediction about magic being finite is finally coming true~~.		'''1749-1752''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Alliance passenger ship, is sunk by Assembly ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Alliance responds by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Assembly. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1750. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.

	'''~~1760~~''' - '''''Election Year.''''' In lieu of the charged political climate, Meadowcraft, a city with great influence and historical significance, announces it will hold a formal election to decide its next leader for the first time in history. Charles Harper announces he will be running against Prince Marcus Stuyvesant. The results of this election will forever change the realm.		'''1751''' - '''''No Gods, No Kings.''''' Charles Harper, founder and CEO of H&L Electric, delivers his infamous speech at the Prydwen Gala. There, Charles points out injustices of the nobility and religious temples, challenging them and demanding the working class to rise up. This creates a permanent political divide between those loyal to the nobility (Loyalists), those loyal to the industrial establishment (Industrialists), and those between or undecided (Centralists). The divide incites violence between the parties and the streets become armed battlegrounds for some.

			'''1762''' - '''''Election Year.''''' In lieu of the charged political climate, Meadowcraft, a city with great influence and historical significance, announces it will hold a formal election to decide its next leader for the first time in history. Charles Harper announces he will be running against Prince Marcus Stuyvesant. The results of this election will forever change the realm.

San Holo: /* The Age of Power */

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	'''1747''' - '''''No Gods, No Kings.''''' Charles Harper, founder and CEO of H&L Electric, delivers his infamous speech at the Prydwen Gala. There, Charles points out injustices of the nobility and religious temples, challenging them and demanding the working class to rise up. This creates a permanent political divide between those loyal to the nobility (Loyalists), those loyal to the industrial establishment (Industrialists), and those between or undecided (Centralists). The divide incites violence between the parties and the streets become armed battlegrounds for some.		'''1747''' - '''''No Gods, No Kings.''''' Charles Harper, founder and CEO of H&L Electric, delivers his infamous speech at the Prydwen Gala. There, Charles points out injustices of the nobility and religious temples, challenging them and demanding the working class to rise up. This creates a permanent political divide between those loyal to the nobility (Loyalists), those loyal to the industrial establishment (Industrialists), and those between or undecided (Centralists). The divide incites violence between the parties and the streets become armed battlegrounds for some.

	~~(CURRENTLY WRITING)~~		'''1752''' - '''''The Spellplague.''''' A strange phenomenon sweeps the realm, as hundreds report losing their attunement to magic. This number begins to gradually climb as renowned archmages and simple smiths either slowly lose their magical powers or lose them suddenly. Temples are flooded with prayer and hospitals deal with staggering numbers of magical relapses. Temples cite Charles’s speech as reason for punishment from the Gods. Some say it was the result of an elaborate curse. Some scholars theorize that Charles’s prediction about magic being finite is finally coming true.

			'''1760''' - '''''Election Year.''''' In lieu of the charged political climate, Meadowcraft, a city with great influence and historical significance, announces it will hold a formal election to decide its next leader for the first time in history. Charles Harper announces he will be running against Prince Marcus Stuyvesant. The results of this election will forever change the realm.

San Holo: /* The Age of Power */

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The Age of Power

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	== The Age of Power ==		== The Age of Power ==

			'''1740''' - '''''The Industrial Era.''''' [[Harper and Lockett Electric]] become the first of many new industrial companies to go public and revolutionize energy. When the stock markets first open, Charles Harper, CEO of H&L Electric, becomes a millionaire overnight. Many follow in his steps and attempt to establish a foothold in a new economic and industrial world. H&L Electric begin building electrical grids

	'''1745-1747''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Alliance passenger ship, is sunk by Assembly ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Alliance responds by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Assembly. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1746. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.		'''1745-1747''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Alliance passenger ship, is sunk by Assembly ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Alliance responds by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Assembly. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1746. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.

			'''1747''' - '''''No Gods, No Kings.''''' Charles Harper, founder and CEO of H&L Electric, delivers his infamous speech at the Prydwen Gala. There, Charles points out injustices of the nobility and religious temples, challenging them and demanding the working class to rise up. This creates a permanent political divide between those loyal to the nobility (Loyalists), those loyal to the industrial establishment (Industrialists), and those between or undecided (Centralists). The divide incites violence between the parties and the streets become armed battlegrounds for some.

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	== The Age of Power ==		== The Age of Power ==
	'''~~1771~~-~~1773~~''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an ~~Assembly~~ passenger ship, is sunk by ~~Alliance~~ ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The ~~Assembly respond~~ by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the ~~Alliance~~. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until ~~1772~~. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.		'''1745-1747''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Alliance passenger ship, is sunk by Assembly ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Alliance responds by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Assembly. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1746. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.

San Holo: /* The Age of Passage */

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The Age of Passage

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	'''1735''' - '''''First Contact.''''' The '''Lords' Alliance''' and the '''Assembly of the Sword Coast''' make first contact with one another after the Triton Legion of Baldur's Gate successfully cross the Outlands. They are the first known nation to ever do so.		'''1735''' - '''''First Contact.''''' The '''Lords' Alliance''' and the '''Assembly of the Sword Coast''' make first contact with one another after the Triton Legion of Baldur's Gate successfully cross the Outlands. They are the first known nation to ever do so.
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			'''1736''' - '''''The Siege of the Embermouth.''''' Renowned adventuring party [[Croak and Dagger]] and their allies lay siege to the Embermouth in an attempt to stop the remaining Forsaken from activating the Dragon Crown. They are successful and are forever engraved as legendary heroes. Their founding members go their separate ways, leaving behind an everlasting legacy for the next generation to follow.

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	'''1771-1773''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Assembly passenger ship, is sunk by Alliance ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Assembly respond by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Alliance. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1772. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.		'''1771-1773''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Assembly passenger ship, is sunk by Alliance ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Assembly respond by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Alliance. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1772. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.

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	'''Disclaimer.''' ''This timeline shouldn't be used as an exact reference for the ages of NPCs. Due to the sheer number of NPCs and the improvisational element of DnD, I can not create a timeline in which one character's age doesn't nullify game events and the age of another character. Please only use this timeline to judge the order and year of certain events, and the age of established PCs.'' -Kent		'''Disclaimer.''' ''This timeline shouldn't be used as an exact reference for the ages of NPCs. Due to the sheer number of NPCs and the improvisational element of DnD, I can not create a timeline in which one character's age doesn't nullify game events and the age of another character. Please only use this timeline to judge the order and year of certain events, and the age of established PCs.'' -Kent
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	For the alternative Parlusian timeline, see [[Parlusian Timeline]].		For the alternative Parlusian timeline, see [[Parlusian Timeline]].

San Holo at 16:31, 28 May 2023

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	'''Disclaimer.''' ''This timeline shouldn't be used as an exact reference for the ages of NPCs. Due to the sheer number of NPCs and the improvisational element of DnD, I can not create a timeline in which one character's age doesn't nullify game events and the age of another character. Please only use this timeline to judge the order and year of certain events, and the age of established PCs.'' -Kent		'''Disclaimer.''' ''This timeline shouldn't be used as an exact reference for the ages of NPCs. Due to the sheer number of NPCs and the improvisational element of DnD, I can not create a timeline in which one character's age doesn't nullify game events and the age of another character. Please only use this timeline to judge the order and year of certain events, and the age of established PCs.'' -Kent

			For the alternative Parlusian timeline, see [[Parlusian Timeline]].

	== The Age of First Light ==		== The Age of First Light ==

San Holo: /* The Age of Passage */

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The Age of Passage

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	'''~~1730~~''' - '''''Heroes for Hire.''''' [[Croak and Dagger]] is formed.		'''1734''' - '''''Heroes for Hire.''''' [[Croak and Dagger]] is formed.
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	'''~~1731~~''' - '''''First Contact.''''' The '''Lords' Alliance''' and the '''Assembly of the Sword Coast''' make first contact with one another after the Triton Legion of Baldur's Gate successfully cross the Outlands. They are the first known nation to ever do so.		'''1735''' - '''''First Contact.''''' The '''Lords' Alliance''' and the '''Assembly of the Sword Coast''' make first contact with one another after the Triton Legion of Baldur's Gate successfully cross the Outlands. They are the first known nation to ever do so.

	== The Age of Power ==		== The Age of Power ==
	'''1771-1773''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Assembly passenger ship, is sunk by Alliance ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Assembly respond by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Alliance. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1772. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.		'''1771-1773''' - '''''The Merchant Conflict.''''' Amidst growing territory disputes, the ''RMS Bravewater'', an Assembly passenger ship, is sunk by Alliance ships killing 1,193 of the 1,960 aboard. The Assembly respond by sinking multiple merchant ships belonging to the Alliance. The Merchant Conflict begins, though neither side formally declares war until 1772. Gruesome, mechanical trench-warfare bathe a swathe of blood across a territorial divide called the ''101st Parallel'' where much of the fighting takes place.

San Holo: /* The Age of Fire */

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The Age of Fire

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	== The Age of Fire ==		== The Age of Fire ==
	'''0800''' - '''''The Veins.''''' Ancient Dwarves break bedrock that reveals the astral fallout of the Greater Gods power. These wells of otherworldly power introduce magic into the world. For the next few years, this breach awakens long derelict planes and their inhabitants.
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	'''0800-1000''' - '''''Tyranny of Dragons.''''' or '''''The Great Fire.''''' Willed into existence by the emotions of the Old Greater Gods, the first dragons evolve. The strongest gain a profound level of sentience and power from exposure to the power of the Greater Gods. They involve themselves with Ancient Races, pitting them against one another. Promises of power, of divine worship. The two most prominent dragons being '''Tiamat''' and '''Bahamut'''. Tiamat seeks to create, and absorb lesser deities so that she may ignite her own first spark. Birth her own reality. Bahamut, set on stopping his sister, aligns with other dragons to confront his sister. The conflict between Tiamat and Bahamut’s dragons bathes the greater realms in fire. The Greater Gods, unable to ‘unwill’ that which has already been made, cast themselves as pure astral energy at Tiamat to weaken her. The collision wipes out more than a quarter of all life, destroying some of the Greater Gods. The surviving deities imprison Tiamat and create barriers between the material plane, and planes of godly, ancient power. '''The Planes of Existence''' are created and in place of the now destroyed Old Greater Gods, the New Greater Gods are formed and willed into existence.		'''0800-1000''' - '''''Tyranny of Dragons.''''' or '''''The Great Fire.''''' Willed into existence by the emotions of the Old Greater Gods, the first dragons evolve. The strongest gain a profound level of sentience and power from exposure to the power of the Greater Gods. They involve themselves with Ancient Races, pitting them against one another. Promises of power, of divine worship. The two most prominent dragons being '''Tiamat''' and '''Bahamut'''. Tiamat seeks to create, and absorb lesser deities so that she may ignite her own first spark. Birth her own reality. Bahamut, set on stopping his sister, aligns with other dragons to confront his sister. The conflict between Tiamat and Bahamut’s dragons bathes the greater realms in fire. The Greater Gods, unable to ‘unwill’ that which has already been made, cast themselves as pure astral energy at Tiamat to weaken her. The collision wipes out more than a quarter of all life, destroying some of the Greater Gods. The surviving deities imprison Tiamat and create barriers between the material plane, and planes of godly, ancient power. '''The Planes of Existence''' are created and in place of the now destroyed Old Greater Gods, the New Greater Gods are formed and willed into existence.

			'''1100''' - '''''The Veins.''''' Ancient Dwarves break bedrock that reveals the astral fallout of the Greater Gods power. These wells of otherworldly power introduce magic into the world. For the next few years, this breach awakens long derelict planes and their inhabitants.

	== The Age of Arcana ==		== The Age of Arcana ==

San Holo: /* The Age of Arcana */

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The Age of Arcana

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	'''~~1270~~''' - '''''The Wizards of Oerth.''''' A secular group of magic-users attempt to decipher ancient text. They believe magic was brought to the realms by another universe called the Greyspace, from the planet Oerth. This group of scholars become the first to record magic on enchanted scrolls and create the first spells. They called themselves the Wizards of Oerth. Two of their most promising members, were '''Orcus''' and his student '''Vecna'''.		'''1205''' - '''''The Wizards of Oerth.''''' A secular group of magic-users attempt to decipher ancient text. They believe magic was brought to the realms by another universe called the Greyspace, from the planet Oerth. This group of scholars become the first to record magic on enchanted scrolls and create the first spells. They called themselves the Wizards of Oerth. Two of their most promising members, were '''Orcus''' and his student '''Vecna'''.
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